Buildings with elevators near the M104 bus in All Upper West Side

It’s a location filter tied to the M104 route, so the buildings shown are the ones within the page’s defined proximity to that bus corridor. Always confirm the exact walking distance from the building entrance to your intended stop.

Treat it as a signal that the building has an elevator, but still confirm how it’s used in practice. Ask the building about freight vs. passenger use, any operational limits, and whether there are exceptions (e.g., repairs, alternate entries).

Not automatically. Elevator access can still vary by unit layout, entrance, or whether there are steps at the entry. Ask whether your specific unit would require stairs at any point.

Confirm elevator reliability/maintenance policies, move-in requirements, and building procedures (packages, deliveries, and any restrictions). If you rely on an elevator daily, request details from the management in writing when possible.

You can compare rated buildings information, open-data signals, and tenant Q&A. Use those inputs to spot recurring issues and then validate key items with the leasing office before committing.

Yes. The full monthly cost and move-in costs can differ by building even when the asking rent looks similar. Confirm the deposit, fees, utilities responsibilities, and any recurring charges during your screening calls or tours.

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